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Elm Park School, 2015, side and rear elevation | City of Edmonton Archives

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Elm Park School, 2015, side and rear elevation

Elm Park School, side and rear elevation, 2015

Elm Park School, side and rear elevation, 2015

This photograph depicts the side and rear elevation of Elm Park School taken in 2015, highlighting its architectural features.

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Elm Park School

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Calder

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Edmonton Historical Board

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